3 en iyi — Tatil köyleri — Hakone

Resorts in Hakone sit within a compact, scenic landscape between the volcanic Owakudani area and the classical Lake Ashi views, with easy access via the Hakone Tozan Railway, cable car and ropeway network. Popular stops include Gora (a long-established hot-spring and garden district) and Sengokuhara (a highland resort valley known for museums, open-air walks and outdoor experiences).

Staying in a “resort” here is about more than a room with hot-spring water: think landscaped grounds, multi-option dining, wellness facilities and relaxation that fits Hakone’s slower rhythm. Resorts suit couples seeking calm views, families who want on-site activities and guests who plan to base themselves for the Hakone loop—Japan’s classic route around Lake Ashi with transfers through Sounzan, Owakudani and Togendai.

Where to stay is largely about priorities. Choose Gora for traditional onsen convenience and direct access up into the mountains. Choose Sengokuhara if you prefer a cooler, greener feel near art museums and nature trails. For lake-focused itineraries, base yourself where day-trippers can quickly reach Lake Ashi viewpoints and cruises.

Within our inventory, options like Hoshino Resorts KAI Sengokuhara (4★) and Hyatt Regency Hakone Resort and Spa (4★) exemplify the resort-style stay—pairing Hakone’s scenery with elevated comfort across these two core base areas.